chriswalsh
chriswalsh
Chris has been around spors his whole life, playing football up through the ranks before joining the US military. Afterwards he went to Valdosta State University to and began a career as a sports journalist. He has covered major athletics and events both in and out of the country, most recently serving as the beat writer for Oklahoma State University. He has an awesome pitbull named Jackson and a fever for Miami Dolphins football.
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Former Texans RB Steve Slaton to Miami
The Miami Dolphins have picked up former Houston Texans RB Steve Slaton off waivers on Thursday. Slaton was a 1,000 yard back as a rookie in 2008, but has seen himself fall on the depth chart behind Pro Bowler Arian Foster and newcomer Ben Tate. Slaton was the No. 89 pick out of West Virginia, [...]
Taylor: Henne more talented than Sanchez
Yep, Jason Taylor was sticking up for his QB this week. Talking about Mark Sanchez, Taylor said to NBC Miami, “I don’t think he’s as talented as Chad Henne.” This coming nearly a year after Taylor said that Sanchez is his QB, while they were teammates. I get the sticking up for your teammate thing. [...]
Tosh: Dolphins QB situation “sickening”
Have to admit, it is fun to see the few rare celebs that aren’t Red Sox or Yankees fans, but rather, fans of the Miami Dolphins. Daniel Tosh has showed his support since the early days of Tosh.O, when he enjoyed ripping all that is Nick Saban. In last night’s episode he was at it [...]
Miami defense should be humbled
That was ugly. Embarrassing. Down right disappointing. On national television, the Miami Dolphins let Tom Brady and the rival Pats run wild on a record setting night. Here’s this week’s highlights and lowlights: Highlights – The Dolphins offense under new coordinator Brian Daboll looked, well, impressive. Chad Henne killed the ‘Fins not once, but twice. [...]
Monday night football breakdown: Miami can shine
No better way to kick off the regular season than a nationally televised game against one of the league’s powerhouses of the past decade. That is, unless, you have about 100 questions surrounding your team. Well, the Dolphins do. From RB, where Larry Johnson was cut, then brought back, and at nearly every other position, [...]
Dolphins have two scouts at Oklahoma State game
As somebody who has spent many of hours in college press boxes, getting worked up over a scout at a game can be over rated, or seen as a sign of things to come. For example, I saw a scout for a certain NFL team at many of D-2 games, for a team I began [...]
Dolphins should bring Garrard south
I knew David Garrard when he first got to Jacksonville. He and his wife moved downstairs of the girl’s apartment I was dating at the time. The former ECU quarterback was just happy to be in the NFL, backing up Byron Leftwich and not knowing he would be one of the faces of the franchise [...]
Dolphins look to stay undefeated
Yes I know, it is the preseason, but still. UNDEFEATED! The ‘ol in-state rivalry between the Miami Dolphins and the Tampa Bay Bucs gets underway Saturday and features two young teams looking to break through after years of watching from the outside. Here are five things to watch in the game…and no, Tim Tebow will [...]
Petition for Dolphins to sign Tebow
Dear Honorable owner Stephen Ross, I __________, as a proud fan of the Miami Dolphins have a lowly peasant request to ask of you. Please pick up Denver’s Tim Tebow. Sir, this move will not only benefit fans, but you and the great state of Florida as well. Bringing in the prodigal son of the [...]
Miami’s best Fantasy options
It’s that time of year again. The minute the strike ended, the fantasy leagues begun. As week 3 of the preseason gears up, many computer jockies across the nation are preparing their draft boards for another tortuous year. So where do the Dolphins fit into this year’s draft? Well, they are few and far between, [...]
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